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For context, I go to Cuba 4 times a year to spend time with family, last time I went was February of this year. All of my family was overjoyed due to action potentially being taken, and even strangers, I’d ask them “what do you think about all this?” All overwhelmingly agreeing it’s for the better. So I ask, why do Americans who have it way better think that this situation in its entirety is a negative? I understand the implications of imperialism and whatnot , but from what I understand, a majority of the Cuban population want a change, not a revolution. Like revolution against what exactly? I had a talk with a friend who has that mindset exactly, he’s half Puerto Rican half Cuban (spent his life in Oregon btw but i get what he means) and he chalked it up to being disingenuous support from an imperial force for profit, and as brutal as how I’m about to put this, duh?? Did people think something like this, between any two countries on earth , would be out of the kindness of their hearts? And not for the resources, resort potential, military strategy, etc? What comes with that though is increased economic opportunity, which generally means less stress, which generally means happier more motivated people, ergo things get better? Or am I viewing this from a very skewed simpleton’s perspective?

So I KILLED my install , I’d even count it as involuntary manslaughter.. And I’ve been sentenced…

Sounds dramatic but really I just wrote over my main luks partition trying to write a seperate partition since I had some free space, but I typed sda instead of sda6. It was a new install on my workstation and I used gentoo kernel bin because I was fiending to get all my configs in order, hadn’t backed it up since I had only been driving it on this specific desktop for 2 or so weeks. And usually I’d be devastated like nooooo way bro I’m ridiculous!! But no, I was like daaaaaaaaaaaamn, and I took a biiiig sip of warm coors light, and like a man I accepted that I gotta serve my time.

Sentenced to 18 hours of compiling with NO bins

Moral of the story, stay insured, and don’t take things so seriously 🫡